Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
RELLAIKE

An alarm os fire was sounded yesterday
morning caused by q mantel in the resi-
depce of Harvey Leighton taking fire from
natural gas The fuel had been turned on
in force aud given nj attention. Liberty
Hose Company responded promptly, but
the bucket brigade had extinguished the
fire before il arrived.
The hotels are not doing the business
they did several weeks since. The com
mercial men are being called in of the
road by their houses.
The First ward fire laddies came to the
fire yesterday morning behind Heather
inqton's coal team in double quick time.
Miss Maggie Gcrdan is day Central
at the telephone office on Sunday.
Michael Feeney has had his place OF
business nicely fixed up.
The initial number Of the Ohio Valley
Manufacturer made its appearance here on
Friday.
S. Gressinger, after an Hines of some
months, has resumed his vocation in the
office OF Barnard's Coal Works.
Rev. W. 4. Williams will preach IL the
FIrst Methodist Episcopal Church this
morning; Rev. K. F. Keller this evening.
SpaDgler Post has organized q new drum
corps.
BelIaire people are hoping that the Mt.
Vernon Road, which will 90 through
Martins Ferry, will come TO this city.
The steamers Telegram and Elaine have
been unloading considerable freight at the
upper wharf boat.
Some of our people will 60 10 Wheeling
this afternoon to hear Major Camp, the
noted temperance lecturer.
Parks & Dickens is the store for Christ
mas goods.
The Lantern Globe Works will probably
not be concerned in the coming unpleasant
ness.
Several representatives of manufacturers
of hose for fire departments were in the
city last week.
Du Bots & Mccoy have the contract for
re erecting two of the houses destroyed by
fire at st. Clairsville.
The holiday trade will not be as good as
expected, owing to the cloud IN the labor
horizon.
The Tribune and the Herald are both for
sale.
The small boy has begun to use the
fountain in the Square rather roughly.
Philmore Helsley will purchase a farm
in West Virginia.
The school scholars who take German
are about to enter the second book.
George Simonson, travelling salesman for
| Maring, Hart * Co is home from a trip.
The plumbers continue as busy AZ ever,
and are just as proficient in promising
and not doing" as ever.
Alvin Griffith, an old Bellaire boy, and
later engineer on the b. & o., was 10 the
city last night. Alvin is not at the throt'
tie in Kentucky and has increased in
weight 80 that his old friends hardly
knew him.
Two Chinese women passed west over
the b. & o. Tuesday night.
Miss Corrinna Sweeney and Miss Matte
Gregg, of Burr's Mills, are the guests OF
Miss Lillian FItton.
Richard Kennedy, a gatherer at the
Crystal Window Glass Works, died Friday
night. The remains were taken 10 New
Jersey for burial.
DR.. II. F. Heath will open a veterinary
surgeons Office at his home on Noble
street.
John Dubois has not given up the no
ton of going to Colorado and will proba.
bly, leave in the spring.
Our merchants are using the Bellaire
Directory for the purpose OF getting names
to which to send advertising circulars.
If there is a glass strike COO persons in
this city will be ont OF employment.
There have been no accidents at the
steel works for several days-a peculiar
fact.
The members of the Christian Church
Sunday School will meet this morning al
9:l5 in the basement of the First NJ. +
Church.
"Gmten Morgen, mein Herr" is the salute
of the scholars who are taking German.
Report has it that Howard Ruuyan Of
this city has married q Cambridge young
lady.
The G.. * p. road has received two
barges of ties from down the river.
DR.. Evans left last night for Cincinnati.
The steamer Bellaire leaves Bellaire as
follows: 100 and 1910 a. m, and 100,
| 800 and 800 p. m. On Tuesday il leaves as
follows: 900 and II 90 a. M, and 200,
400 and 500 p. m.
Some Of our manufacturers receive ad.
vertisements OF goods from France and
Germany.
The steel workers received their pay
yesterday.
Spangler Post elected the following Off
GERS: Commander, James Graham; 8. V.
c., James Richardson; j. V. C., James
Lancaster; Quartermaster, A. Porterfield
Surgeon, DR.. William Pfsffenbaugh; o. OF
d II. c. Kemple; o. Of G., jesse Pstter-
son; Trustees, James McFadden, w. d.
Jones, James Richardson; Chaplain, James
McFadden; Representative, w. ID. Jones;
Alternate, Thomas Collins.
Mr. Will Smith and Miss Nellie Duna-
way will be married reTt month.
The Tribune says some Of the people in
the First ward are kicking about the infe-
rior bricks laid on South Belmont street.
A daughter Of Robert Jacobs will be
buried this afternoon.
new saloon has boon opened on Bel
mont street.
The L. p. Church is TO be repapered.
DR.. Mcclure went TO bed and left the
natural gas burning in the stove in the
kitchen. Next morning a canary was
found roasted TO death in its cage.
District Master Workman John Shuttle
worth will institutes new lodge at Ben.
wood Monday evening.